Review on HONOR Band 5 Global Smart Bracelet, Black by Stanislaw Dwojak ᠌

The plus or minus of a stretchy bracelet with a buckle closure is yet unknown. In sum, it's a nice trinket, and maybe this is a decent bracelet for Android phones. Apple's iPhone is overpriced and unnecessary. has certain advantages: Maintains a reliable step and heart rate counter. The timer, stopwatch, and exercise mode can all be activated from the bracelet itself. Quickly synchronizes with your mobile device. Easy charging in a pinch. Ill effects: In February of 2022, the app is almost unusable on iPhones running iOS13, rendering the bracelet almost worthless as well. The most recent firmware version for the bracelet is 110122. We synced the bracelet with an Android phone, and its accompanying app allows for a wide variety of customizations, such as switching between screens, managing music, disabling notifications, and more. The iPhone is lacking in even the When you pair the bracelet with an iPhone, the option to control music is removed from the bracelet's interface. As it turns out, the iPhone does not support the specified function. Watch faces are simplistic and useless. Here, half of the page displays the date while the other half is formatted like the letter g. Here we have a giant display that is currently blank, while the miband2's tiny one displays the time, date, and day of the week. Or, perhaps, the time, date, calories burned, and distance are all displayed simultaneously. In a nutshell: really odd